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# Bruederlich zusammenhaelt- #
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Good evening.
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- I see everyone has heard
the glorious news.
- Yes! Yes! Glorious!
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On the radio, heil.
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- Good evening, Herr Reimann.
- A little slow getting over, Krosigk.
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Had to wait for a report
on two of my men.
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They were murdered while
tracking down two enemies of the Reich.
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Our enemies are all around us,
Herr Reimann.
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Sometimes under our very noses.
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How true. As a matter of fact,
I am very glad you came over.
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- I just-
- The murderers of my men
were two Englishmen...
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named Byrd and Denistoun.
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The names mean anything to you?
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To me?
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I don't understand.
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I once knew a Mr Byrd
at Oxford, yes.
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- But he is very old now.
- Oh, you admit that?
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Do you realize the borders are very
closely guarded now that war is declared?
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These men most certainly
will be caught...
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- and made to talk!
- Talk about what?
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Who are they? Herr Reimann,
that sounds very melodramatic.
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Krosigk, we have reason to suspect...
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that they may have
some business with you.
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Really?
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Then I insist that you
post a guard around this house.
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I must be protected at all times.
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You're very clever, Krosigk, but-
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They have been telling
our fortunes...
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and very well too.
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Get them out of here.